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Mojot

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Q: Foreigners in Zhengzhou I am looking for you!

Do you know if there is a website for expats in Zhengzhou? Or a bar where expats usually meet?

11 years 30 weeks ago in Lifestyle - Zhengzhou

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Stiggs

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http://chinasaywhat.blogspot.com/2013/05/zhengzhou-foreigner-tips-and-ho...

http://www.galomagazine.com/travelfood/chinese-bar-owner-lao-wang-hits-t...

Mojot:

Thanks! Are you living in Zhengzhou at the moment? Do you know if there are any foreign-owned bars or restaurants?

11 years 30 weeks ago

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Stiggs:

I don't live there. I just googled Zhengzhou and those links were there. Maybe they're useful to you.

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Mojot:

Yes they are, thank you, but I am actually looking for some person living there! Anyone else??

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Go to Zax BBQ or Target Bar

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